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Avizhome
Raised-chassis
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Hi Guys,
Might be a silly question, but is it possible to do this with the normal 1200 ute?

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Re: Raised-chassis
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Those are normal 1200 utes, sitting on a 4x4 chassis.

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see our article Tonka 1200s

This ute 4x4 is not sitting on a frame, but using the original Nissan shell
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Those in your photo have standard body, A12 and 4-speed and sit on a Suzuki chassis
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@ddgonzal thanks buddy,
Looks really good. It is difficult to do?

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